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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
NFW-JERSEY.

Passac County Sunday school Association
will hold its annual convention this aternoen ana
in Presbyterian Church The leading
merchants agreed TO close their stores at p % un
December when the holiday trade VIII maxs
while The hrst days registry st
has the names l25O4 voters There VIII be another
chance 10 register Novsmbsr8 The ful registry tt
spring was lll79.... Mrs Maria BoeIendens OF Wotea
clothing for her BOY AZ Marcus
Cobns store and aferward found she SAID that sho had
given Cohn bill instead of ST. so that her change was
a. abort Cobp den and would not make restitution
She went before Justice Weiss and made Con
stable stock O. arrest Conn anu e oi
chaut with his clerk fell the consaOs resisted
scratched bis face Patroiman Evers WA oae1 ~
and COIN taken Justice who held him IN S3oo
ball.. Mrs Samuel Fordyce. OF Madison ave- was Danns
yesterday and had bottle OF lemon essence on inc huSo
1t and her clothes fire. and she WAS severely
burned.
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Gas uEy TAX ABoUr THEIR BUSINESS

GiN WV IAIh dNVLI ITFIN II
The fifteenth annual convention ~ the American Gas
Light Association called TO order By the president
Malcolm Grccnough, of Boston. yesterday morning IN
Dockstaler. Theatre over $50 members OF tho as'o'
citation present many Of them being accompanied
by their wives
Tho morning session taken up with routine On'i'
noss In the afternoon the association listened To
papors on Illumination W Candle Power by Alex
anler c Humphreys OF Philadelphia; Water Gas, Oy
Walton Clark ~ New Orleans Relation OF fAOome'ry
and Visual Perception by T. g. Jones OF south Boston,
and Uuulliou Of Residual Products hy CHARLES H.
Ncttlciou. Of Birmingham. Conn. All these subjects
were discussed after the reading 81 the separate papers
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STRUCK WITH 4 STOVE BY HER BRUTAL MOTHER
Mr.. Margaret Thel, OF No. 81 Central-Ave, and Mrs
Wilcox ot No AZ Montgomery,t. Jersey city, left
home Yesterday Tor afternoon Of pleasure Hattie
Wilcox the fourteen yoarold laughter OF Mrs Wilcox,
followed the couple. entroains her mother with tears
and .nppiraiion, return home On Newark ave. Mrs
Wilcox comm anded tina little girl - return homo anl
upon refusal picked cobble stone and hurled
M the child The struck tue child the head aud
cut a deep ugly Ths girl vas removed to the
hospital, where sue lies in critical condition.
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AVXI'AI PARADE OF YONKERs FIREMEN.

Workers nrcmcn had their aus parade yesterday
There were rany visiting companies the IIne " ich
reached retrly mile. Alexander r. Houston vas 'r mi
Nsr.b Tue order Of march The Ere miss ucr'.
officers io1ScIs Fire bepHime T. visun- on s *
Of Inc DeyartW IT. Jackson Engine company
No 3 Nyack: NOnkrIs Protection No !. pdvg tck"it
Hook Ladder OF F0ughkeclse Hove HOOK an Laddcr
NJ Columbian Eng 81 Prekskil: HUDSON Hose,
Of Workers Volunteer fremens Association o New' 1oIh
hs.dc w Mitchell Crane president, fife and drum corps
MuunfaiIccT Engine company No z, oil 10hk"r- f'lri
Engine Ne.-I Rochelle Jackson Hose OF NyA'E ~
Hose Of YonEr.: wash nPtOn Engine No 2 OF Peek KIN
ConqueIor nd Lad ioI. OF auyowB Hone Hos. Of
Tayt1wn irving Hose No O. Of fonkeIs Houston Hose
NO s. Yonhrrs aad Columbia II ook anu Ladder No. o.
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good WATER FOR PAssAIc CITY.

A paragraph has been extensively published. TO tho
cqcct Thai tho stock Of the Acquackanonk Water Com
nary Which supplies Passaic, y. j.. with water, had
passed into the hands OF the North jersey water
ioupauy The fact is that q controlling Interest In ne
stnck mas been bought by WHO nothing to DO
with the North Jersey ConpHuy The purchasers
are OK senator Garrett 4. Hobart Gf Paterson, John X
Tartlet and others who control the West Milford Water
Storage Company They Will supply Passaic win water
from a new source either 10y an Arrangement with INC
Passac Water Company. viii supplies Paterson OF ny
Incans OF now storage Reservoir on Garrett M"intdh
urar N Great Notch In event the prospects are
that City will soon have drinking water from mo
MINER waters OF he P,salc River. instead o. The urui
Gc which T. now furnished TO It's citizens through the
Dundee Canal
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MONEY roR NEW scHooL BrILDIy0S.

The Board Of Education yesterday pissed resolution
making re Iu-ition the Controller 20 issue s939Sio
In bond. pay for i've new school buildings ana Tor no
purcha.c Of site, etc The Controller Is called on to
lame 500 900 i'm honls NJ once The new buildings are
70 be- bn,t ~ foo.: one n the Eleventh ard, two m
th, Twelfth Que ln tlc Twenty second and one IA tho
Twenty tnlri M ,
M, Lesser was made Instructor rs political
science and history I'm the Eycnng lIga school held IN
Grammar school SO 10 Commits sioucr Wood raised a
laugh hy suggcstlus that Mr. LOSERS views ON freo
trade lnl projection should be asccrttnr before lie was
pYboirffl
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:
Al the pictures given hy Catherine J. Woke - tho
Metropolitan Museum 90 Art now n the Museum.
r,.v number a. AMI are In good c,uiitiou Nothing
ans to Doe lone before exhibiting them 10 the phpo
except 10 hang them IN tho east gallery formerly ocei'
ped hy specimens OF the OH Masters Th'' VIII be- done
A. .o,n e. fc h,asns committee Arc ready To- t'se the
1,-, in htnI General 30 Crsn1t stlI Yesterday th1t
the p.ilrr wouii he ready Tor exhibition - the press
o SATURDAY. November D. ana that the pIpc colli ret
assured that IL vUu.I bo iLc 10 sco them Ga t'o .Oip"
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NEVIS From THE SUBURBS.
HARVEST HOME AT MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon people had treat last nieht u
TEMPERANCE Hall in presentation OF the "haINe't
Home the sunday scool children OF the First res
byteran Church for the benefit of tie church me chl
dr,n entered first procession the boys dressed Ia van
20 orsd and carrying pumpkin lanterns ana mo
girls carrying baskets OF irnit. which we're aUerwaiH
lion Of lie months with spencer Kintou dieT Tine
and summer by Miss Grace CLARK clustering N'ICH va
NV Ella Ehoadcs; shovcry April. by Lillian
CLARK; owery May, by Mamie Chamber; mia June 10y
UecD Wright: July ami August by Tho twins Annie anu
Bcrha strange, and september by lease SIe%s kihZ
CoIe's reception and Mother Goose huished the iest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

IT Will PROBlBLY TURN OTTTO Re 1 MURDER
Engouo Matte. WAC as,Iuited jacob SchacGl1 Al so
2n4 Eldfige,t with Ratchet 40 0cloc. GA Tue'IAy
morning was arrugned before Justice Patterson a. ts
80, ,rLet Police Court yesterday. sch1crln "a lying IN
Conyernrnr Hospital AMI wr unable 10 apprtr ahe
surgeon OF the hosp al sent letter TO JusUcc f~t
t.r.nu stating that SchIsuu was suffering moan com
nnn.I fracture Of tho saul aai would probably 40
Nil, wa. renamed without bal 10 await tho rssat OF
IA IN D,
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cnrxr rLnrES WIFI 4 oARDEyrrs WIFE

4 CONT ELOPES WIN 4 GARDENFNS WIFE
carl JosLnhof.hy. a Pole visited justice Naehers
court, IN Williamsburg. -e.tcrlhy aud SAW ms VIC
hat como away with Franz Grabof'ky 4 yoin. Poh'h
C,iut Io.nuboiky sal that Grahotsky loft h' parents
f. War.aw Poland and came 70 ths country TO cara us
own Ivuk Josuinbotsky been employed ~ gtrtcer
In the Counts father the Oil country, AMI Nheu me
count arrived here he wa, ga to accept "oue rtn
J,hiuiDsky Inc latter said thlt one aOrun1 recently
I- VITO AMI the count nat sOao away together, tasaS
with them -, an Do OwnrL
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rrAcKMAIL DEFEATED BY A wIFE's FAITH

Two veci women o: stylish afpoarlnce called on the
" Of Major Milan Scrbner. al his home Ia BE oid
Mcstch-ser Countv yesterday and san IeT had come 70
10 OF Nr. Scribner who thew sdi
Va. euraee OF then. ON beng ton mat "a
va. " married N that they wefe talking 10 hs VIE,
thnv oa rel to iato settle the scandal Mrs
,rbnei them when her husband return ed
lie denies all knowledge OF the women anu
SAYS II W. ca Sc o. attempted blacKm1lL
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LONG Island.

BAY sHoRR-The general store Of Smith Brewster wa;
Tuesday niGht by burglars and attempt
open the safs which the rm a. all times
ksops siderable The noise made by tho burglars
Whe drilling the combination eck Of the safe swsk
cped Q woman sleeping In ab0vs whe the alsrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
1rIGArIoN nvEE CAKFARE NEGI.rEas.

The fareterisieI- tho arss railway to Insure
the honesty n collecting fires have ''on tho
subject long liigaflon begun against me Ihd
Avcnu. ior alleged infringement OF pat
which placed ~ the
0f Wallace. Of United sales circuit
Court Yesterday Med opinion dsnissus the complain
the t9t there rp nii hsemrht O Ms
patent large amount Oi money was nyOVed IA the '"hO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
BROOKLYN.

An order Of dlscOntinuance In tho suit for divorce
against Uncle Bir DAILY filed YESTERDAY. The
parties have been reCOnciled.
Judge Pratt in the Supreme Court yesterday granted
an Injunction restraining the CITY from Interfering with
the digging up Of the streets by the New Jersey and
New York Telephone Company under It's permit from
the Electro subway Commis-ion
Edward Lake trial In the Court Of sessions
Yesterday for brutality to his wife when they lived at
No 40 Twelfthtt. Mrs. Lake testified To tho cfh'l
treatment of her husband who beat and kicked her
He kicked her her knees 50 that she could not walk
Dr Jarvis : Wight testified that both Of her Knee
pans broken. Lake testified that he only slapped
his wcN face, and the trouble with her knees was uuc
t. disease.
The NewsGsalers' and Carriers Association viii en-
rain their friends at tlcir lnuua reception at No.
3gl Fdl:pn 81 On tho evening of N0Ne'nicr1
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srrDEyrs ACIIvK ~ SFORTS AND LETTERN

Students ACIIvE ~ SPOHTS AND LEIIEHN
Tho date Of the annual fall games OF The COLUMBIA COZ
20 Athletic Association HI, been changed To FRIDAY 81
next week The games Viii begin al -.7p p w. a. tue
Manhattan Athletic Grounds, lOO-yad dash ana
b,ir,uio rIp viii be open 10 all amateur athletes
Al meeting Of the Shakespeare -oriety " thc colsS'
ye.,erdav tlaisnco H. Young, So Of NJ va, e'eo'eu
rast.uy in Inc place OF Charles :. BALDWIN, 50, OF
A Who rrdgnod recently On account 0! u. aua7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
TILE COIrI,T OLE AppEALQ

ALBANY Oct 10 In the Court Of Appeals day the fol-
loving causes were argued
Ne 473-Emily Rockafrow and others, appellant, agt
Samuel II. Miller and others. respondents.
Sarah A. Vingnt appellants ag. Caroline A. Strong aud
others. respondents
Tho following Is tho day calendar for October 20:
Nos 44e Isi. 500. bl7. Ola, 47G. sos ami All.
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prry vOrRyIyG GOODS MADE ATrRA GIVE

!
J,c.,on's mourning store. No TT Broadway tho oldest
,o,,a in thi, city dealing exclusively IN black and white
good. 1, Displaying largo variety of haLdsOmes fine
drs,, fabrics millinery wraps underwear ana fancy goods
n,ck cloths for cloakngs rere patterns reduced
half In prcs All varie'ie, OF Presty hne SIX and wool
~snty different makes VI goods arc kept
,he counter and untold number Of nno
black wool goods Wool 'utah, are shown Ia
a. snrah ,lik for combination vita H. Plain camsrs
hair and silk warped cameis nair exhibited In all
ouas. and prices Henett9 cloths sold In two shades
in leon aud Ia medium black special oonsgn
msnt ., robe dresses shown black black andgrAy and
back and half price, Unusual Bargains und at
the ak counter blaos and dead grains mourn
ipf BLACK orocadea Crane Trimmings uuch
lower in prcs thoy been for Nuns voting
wells sold mado ready for handsome as
.ortmep under and gloves iouud
ana millinery ladies and misses exhibited OIL tho
OF tho store Complete mourning suthts can DO
furnished ~ tho houss At Two hours nouco.
SNAIL JEROME PARK BE RESERVOIR SITE
The Real Estate Committee OF the Aqueiuct Commits
necessity receiving basin storage reservoir in tho
Twenty fourth Ward OF this city. and that there
site favorable for the purpose Jerome Park The
committee recommended that the necessary proceedings
be taken without delay TO acquire the property for tho
that is increasing rapidly IN value and will cost
the city action Is delayed The committee offered
a resolution that the Commissioner OF Public Works be
directed to prepare plans ami Specifications for the
In accordance with the already made
Mr.. Baldwin wanted 10 know II any report the sub
ject had been received from the Chief Engineer.
Mr.. Church said that such report was mado In 1886
Mr. Baldwin Moved that the matter be referred to tho
ConHittse on Construction, and this was agreed 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
JERSEY CITY

The report Hudson County oari OF Health and Vital
ststis,ics for september shows slight increase In the
fOf ten Tho rate 10 -
in the month there were 5Ol deaths 5O1 births
ana ls6 marriages
man, body found yesterday floating In the Morris
Canal al Gator There nothing Oh II which uOul
aid identification.
Holland laborer crushed 10 death at b 80
m yestcrtay between IN tue Delaware, L2csz
wanna and Western Railroad yard
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LIErrEXAXr nowGArEs CASE Up AGAIN

Argument, made yesterday by Roger " Hh'rm'n
and Assistant State, District Attorney Rose before
Jake wallace appeal ~ tne 'A'c OF one ~ TIE bon'
men Of tie defutn fcu'e ant How iat" tLc tihlr'ins
ccft o; the slgasl s.r'o np.cfu ID" Government I'
corded gucnt iot \ 500 s.4nst Lepta' H. E'foi'
OIL, ~ How g.es boudsncn an eniclvoi g. o'iu w
How ate I.tf.u 81 Ic nt
H. artc.l fale1 tie Efouai mas lioUgt- q.
US noi aud fhaf tho HoE w~ nov Authorized D
lAw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
Dpo,uNENT ARRIVALS.

Nsu York Rsel-ssnaor Wade Hampton and daafhsh Sa
Of Hotel 40 ,he sS.d
ish Army and Captain Levy and Captain Dlnesen; o III.
fansh rmv Uegtm tnser HoteL-srcretary OF state ''
& Rnsn.nn' ~ Ohio and Charles F. Tabsr. Of Buffalo
Sfssv sMss~MaIor John Boyd Thacher Of Albany nW
RAJ HQ Hotet-GeDerAl A. r. Goshorn. OF Cbc
ropolitaa Honl-Ex Governor George f. Drew Oh fofu~
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STATEN ISLAND.

M.RIyrn's HlRpoR-aeorge steinmeyer age fourteen
was rsstsray accidentally shot BY one OF ~, yonng con-
with small rine whcs inc iateI
haLdiing bullet enterei his aide anu Went nearly
thfonsh bs body There little hope OF his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

WARDS ISLAND VISITED BY the GRAND JURY
The Grand Jury made a visit yesterday IN company
with Assistant District Attorney Davis 10 the city in-
tutiou. on wards Island special investigation ot the
ht nv Inc Grand Jury to enable them TO take action
.1n-t persons who Obsruc the streets OF the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

Ricssrdson Three hit hanlon. First base
ATTAIN. Gleason, Robinson. King
pschsrdscn 4 Rowe Dunlap Bennett, Conwsy2 Psssed
Saa-Boyie. J. Wild pitch-Kng Umpnes-Ganney and
Kelly. Time-l40.
A. Cleveland Pittsburg Q. Cleveland
RUTGERS OUTKICKs STEVENS.
users defeated Stevens yesterday at football at Hoboksn
~ score of5to2
uAyERFORD BEATEN AT FOOTBALL
rAs1oN Penn, 10 (Speetal)-Lsfayette College de'
s.,.a Haverford this afternoon we'll contested game OF
tsotbail by score OF l2tos
HARVARD WINNING AT FOOTBALL
nAuRrpoK Oct 20 (Spsctat-HMvard scored % POINTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON. oct l9The following business was trans
acted in tho supreme Court OF the United states today
No l6-WiIam ID. A drcws and Others, appellants agt
George Hovoy Argument continued by jed Lake Tor the
appellee and ended by a. Keasbey Tor the appeans
No l7-Charss b. HOards executor and hers appellants
agt. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. Argu
Inent begun by Enoch Totten for the appellants.
Adjourned until u. mOrrsw at " O'CLOCK
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FIVE rFARS FoR KYALYyG 4 NAV

J. L. Regain. who KILLED John corrisan ~ the h9uor
store at 40 ~ Wc,t+t ON july l. ny a bi'" from
heavy stick, pleaded guilty Yesterday before Judse
Gulcrsleoye IA charge ~ tnau.aushter IN the second
decree and was scntcuccd 70 1--we years IN the state
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wraTCUEsTER COUNTY.

rpw pocuvtrF- match has been arranged betwee
tho Yacht. La Perchole owned by Charles ana u
E.e owned v George Greade OF Harlem. Tor tl2OO ov
The Yacht Club course at an early Day not
Ared
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A CHIEF or POLICE

A CHIEF or POLICE ACCT SID 81 bi'A' hhNli-
Counsel Tor " = Naiedy 'hef o. Poce Of SAraios'
apred 10 judge Glcrsueve yesterday or tho discharge OF
blnInLs case lie his been ur'cr IN rmcnt Tor many
months on charge % attempting g. blcAusu "nsi"Vo ~
Iorldou d, 40 as Br1aiway Maheir caslci ce,s Tor
ior iol's son Toe proved = rNrg"i u hr w'tti
lcs. AMI Tho arrestri filnt thAre
thu N a edv oncrcl o. ettle he case fpt $1,000
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MR.. LAUTERBACH RISES TO EXPLAIN.

UF CANNOT FIND THE CERTIFICATES fLhof'p IN
HIS HAND, But HOPES TO DO so SOON
In tho intermnable litigation In regard o the Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph Company new computation
arising ont OF the OF certain securities was sctcl
Yesterday before Justice Barrett In tho supreme court
In the snit OF Townsend Cox and Townsend Cox IT.,
AGAINST Edward g. stokes, the reorganization committee
and Others in possession OF the Telegraph property
T. f. ALLEGED that the sale Of this property 10 stcke4 Tor
500 900 was illegal and fraudulent as the property
was worth over 81 100000. Some time ago by an
arrangement with the Farmers Loan AMI Trdst com
many ~ trustee OF the mortgages the property OF the
BANKERS and Merchants Company. l.5ol shares oI
Pacific Mutual and 395 shares OF Chicago Boafd OF
Trade stock involved In the litigation were placed III
fhe hands of Edward IAuterbsch 10 he returned "hch
rcnurcI There 10 be question AZ 10 inc owner
shin OF these stocks under the sale.
When Jarrett III this suit granted an injunction
restraining the Farmers Loan and Trust Company from
called upon return the stocks. lie rcped mat nc
could not frd them. Yesterday he stated bai1rc
Jnsce Barrett that he had made dgcnt scarcn Tor te
stock certificates ia They on tho STOCK booAs
i'm mo name of Mr. stokes and he thought Al nrs that
MIR sto.cs Ingit have received thcm hut ioun u" wa,
mistaken lie was wiling to secure All p.rii.s AMI
vc bond To the Board OF Trade and Pacihc Mutua Tor
coud not be found He Acknowledged that ther loss
was due TO his negligence and that lie was person
ally responsible for them. Justice Barrett san th hs
planati0n was satisfactory And granted an Injunction
restraining stokes and hs agents from dealing IN tbcc
securities and an order requiring that either the od or
new certificates be delivered to the Farmers Loan ahd
Trust Company within ten days
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COURT CALENDAR5-TO-DAY.


suthgM RI-csssBsks5Bsiore Donehge. J-Nos
ISL 100 43 ia lI lss l0b 1866 Ill lSt 1872 lo3 1885,
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bu before any coud get down into Tie store tho
hal escaped They got nothing
Frank Smith laborer, was arrested yes
terday for fire 20 the bnh nrs or c
M rkomas Krkland at SearingtOwn. on Tueshay lie
pleaded not guilty and WAS held for the 'rand jury
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GOOD SPORT All PELHAM TO-DAY.
THERE WILL BE NO BETTING BUT LOVERS o.
CRoss-COUNTRY RACING WILL ENJOY THEM

THERE WILL BE NO BETTING BUT LOVERS OF
CRoss-CoUNTRY RACING WILL ENJOY THEM
SELvFS
The Country Club begins its ial! meeting to-day hc
eording 10 the Ives" pool bill 1t is barred from se'hs
,oos or registering Perhaps, however; Oets uSS
be registered The other ASSOCIATIONS did not ao" u any
dates that would legally give II chance TO 90 So Du'
then IL is not necessary that this club should 90 H. IL
docs not depend upon betting 1t Is composed OF mem
hers who do not look profit In The fullest sense Oi
the word il is social club, organized for sport Inc
members have incorporated il, and 1t Is douOuui
If il could have legally sold pools anyway.
The programme, nevertheless, is one that VIII attract
all VINO enjoy crOss-cOuntry lans even there II no
chance to gambe il viii arOid fine days outing
The fields are not large but the horses are closely
match d and rare sport will be furnished Gentlemen
d.r viii have chance to show their skin In the pig
skim" a. four Of the five races VIII be devoted 10
,,,.l.,o. ,td,,o
about one mile. with FIVE entries The second j. a
den ponv race. gentlemen rides, ABOUT tOur iuiIOhRs
nm. rriri,s Thid comes the County CluO rat .
seerl.cba.c short course gentlemen iir. allowed seven
roinds The fourth Is Ladies Cup hunter nghi-
We Oh sccpIechase. EcHc rimcr- ul COURSE ana INC
ann race is for ponies, handicap gentlemen HdcIs'
The entries are a. iOlio"s'
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HOME NEWS.

sss sasde the " ma M team present OF points
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+. g. w. f. W. f.. & w.
"NlPslC" "NlPslC." "NIPsIC"
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l6J West 53ist
II,urs-9ts to-. D.setsJs D. Narr)is Systsn.
asa,to L r,nary Organs Inpstsacs IN s.sgilitT.
KHNNEDY's HATS the best ut the least money.
DerOy 81 90 50 49, 500 slx Hats 81 30 - So s. 80
saving II 90 per hat 20 Csrtlaudt.st, upstairs
WHEN NEEDED,
body should RKERs popular and reliable FAMILY
MEDICINES TOILET REQUISITES all OF which they legally
guarantee give entire satisfaction they return your
RKER son have ho nestly earned and
the aud patronage Of the people
turers medicine. show
OF their UNTRlSo efforts OF tho last dvo
ito which tho people WHOLLY INDEBTED for the
prices drugs medicines all articles
obtancd Of the druggist by giving their
opportunity Offers especially when by dol
bRNEFr YOURSELF both Ia the quality OF the article and
price.
Their goods be obtained OF all dealers ncud ng
the drygoods houses An illustrated descriptive catalogue
will DO sent free on application TO
WILLIAM Il. RIKER & son. a,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
Established ~ years at 1888 shave NswYork.
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KENNEDY's HATS the best at the least money.
DerOy 81 90 81 49, 50 90 sk Hats 81 90 - 80 s. so
saylps 30 per hat 20 lt.sL, upstairs
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,,,sr l. ,cP-urNryRs' UANDTC.P o. The FLAT. GIN
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